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Most of Dole's political pals believe that, in the end, he will make the run for the White House -- probably for the reason cited by Wyoming's Alan Simpson, the G.O.P. deputy leader in the Senate. Says Simpson: "I think he'll do it -- very much in the spirit of competition. He's a lover of politics as a contact sport." And Dole is ever ready with the teaser. "I do a lot of traveling," he likes to say. "I've been to California, New Hampshire, Ohio, New Hampshire, Iowa, New Hampshire...
...response to a question from the audience about why the Simpson case overshadowed the escalating struggle in Rwanda, Bates said people simply wanted to know more about...
This explains why television stations willoften cut into regular programming to broadcastthe Simpson hearings live, Bates said...
Bates also said that the Simpson case raised anumber of issues important to the American public,including domestic violence, the fairness of thejudicial system to Blacks and poor people and thedestruction of heroes...
...latest casualty in the Simpson case is the TV movie on the life of the former football star. Fox Network owner and media mogul Rupert Murdoch nixed the project because he was concerned that airing the film could make it difficult for O.J. to get a fair trial, according to the Hollywood Reporter, an entertainment industry newspaper...